Boeing workers are determined to extend the strike and say they are prepared to persist
On the front lines of a major labor dispute, Boeing machinists lined up along the fence, showing they were ready for what could become a prolonged strike. “We are prepared to hold out as long as it takes,” said one striking worker, reflecting a strong resolve among the workers.
As the strike at Boeing plants enters another week, resolve among machinists remains unwavering. The workers, who began striking nearly three weeks ago, are protesting terms they say fail to comprehensively address key concerns about wages, working conditions and benefits.
The industrial action marks the first significant strike at Boeing in more than a decade and a half and comes at a time when the company faces critical production demands. The strike’s continuation poses potential delays and financial setbacks, hi...